Core Insights - Parsons Corporation has been awarded a contract to modernize the U.S. Coast Guard's Biometrics at Sea System (BASS 2.0), which is essential for maritime law enforcement operations [1][2] - The contract has a five-year performance period and signifies new work for Parsons, enhancing its role in national security [1][2] Company Overview - Parsons is recognized as a leading provider of disruptive technology in national security and global infrastructure markets, with expertise in various sectors including cyber warfare, space defense, and critical infrastructure protection [5] - The company has delivered over 3,500 mobile biometrics solutions to various federal customers, including the Department of Defense and law enforcement agencies [4] Contract Details - Under the new contract, Parsons will provide personnel for strategic planning and technical support for the BASS platform, including the JavelinXL devices and Ares Gateway [2][3] - The JavelinXL devices are rugged, Android-based handhelds capable of multi-modal biometric capture, enhancing real-time data collection and threat detection [3] Technological Capabilities - The JavelinXL kits and Ares Gateway will enable the Coast Guard to collect and analyze biometric data more efficiently, improving identity verification and threat detection during missions [3] - These devices are designed for use in dynamic maritime environments, providing lightweight and modular solutions for biometric data integration [3]